Colour Clash
What students practice
Students practice reading color words while ignoring a mismatched ink color, then practice mixing primary colors: red and yellow make orange, yellow and blue make green, red and blue make purple, and all three make brown.
How to play
Players read the color word on screen, then press R, Y, and B to add red, yellow, and blue paint to a bowl, pressing a pot again to remove it, and press Enter to throw the mixed paint before the easel's paint dries. Mixing the wrong color stops the action while the correct mix is shown, and that word returns later; letting three easels dry ends the mission.
Teacher Setup
Teacher Setup lets a teacher choose the word list of shade words such as scarlet, lemon, navy, emerald, and violet, turn on an ink-clash mode that paints the word in the wrong color as a focus test, and set speed and whether the answer is shown after a miss; the end screen offers a printable student report listing the skills to practice.
Play it in Starship ArcadeColour Clash is one of 16 games in the Mental Math Speed room, a members room on the Promenade.
